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Greg Hogan
May 29, 2018Copper Contributor
OneDrive ZIP downloads is converting Office 365 files to TXT, but not PDF files.
My users are noticing that when they download multiple files from a OneDrive folder, it does its normal ZIP folder download, but then when the user opens the zip file, all the Office 365 files seem t...
Julia Bong
Jul 18, 2018Copper Contributor
For those still having the issue,
In my case, it was because the files uploaded were not published as major versions. When we went to check the properties, it was a minor ver. When I published it, it downloaded correctly without errors.
If you have a lot of files that need publishing, you can use this link as reference:
https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/28746/publish-major-version-for-all-documents-in-library
In my case, it was because the files uploaded were not published as major versions. When we went to check the properties, it was a minor ver. When I published it, it downloaded correctly without errors.
If you have a lot of files that need publishing, you can use this link as reference:
https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/28746/publish-major-version-for-all-documents-in-library
- TeresaFitzpatrickAug 02, 2018Copper Contributor
My files are not checked out and still have the issue.
- siddardha dantuluriJul 26, 2018Copper Contributor
Thanks. Publishing files was the issue in mycase.
- Alfred SuenJul 19, 2018Copper Contributor
I don't understand at all that Microsoft can destroy a simple download function and fix it for users.
Just uploaded 2 files on OneDrive, then downloaded it back, sorry...download error! Perfect!!
Anyway, thank you for your solution. Do I need to do this every time to download new created/uploaded files?
- Julia BongAug 02, 2018Copper Contributor
You can go into versioning settings and set it up to create major versions instead of major and minor versions. And it will do that for the files uploaded in the future.